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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-11
GNN'N SAccN !

thousands suffering from Asthma, Con-
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedy 1t is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on a positive guarantee at lOc.. 5Oc.
Fralk H. Coblentz, corner Market and
High streets.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-11

There Is no one article in the line Of med
icines that gives so large return for the
money as a good porous strengthening plas
ter, such as Carter's Smart Weed and Bella
Onna Backache Plasters. Al
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-11
Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati and
indianapolis Railway.

NO. Z NbB lnf0URn sircprlt 70 NVW TUX aHu
Boston without change
No. Ais the famous limited express. com.
posed entirely OF sleeperS east of Cleveland
Through sleepers from Springfield. Makes
Sev York In SDf hours and Boston In IA
hours.
No. q has free Reclining Chair car TO 81.
Louis without change.
g. II. KNIGHT.
.. r. Ticket and 0ceAn Steam ship Agent,
d. +. MARTIN, Arcade Depot.
YPA Springfield. Q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-01

SPLENDID VALUES.
BLACK NUNS YELLING for wells, wide bor-
der, at sI.39, value 81;
BLACK SATIN RHADAAk, usual 81 quality,
at 93c.:
PLAID MUIIS worth 9c. at iekc. 4 yard;
1,RINKIE sEERsUCKERS at Sc. yard;
BPST DRESS PRINTS at474c. worth S.;
UNLAUNDERED SHIFTS. all sizes, for boys
and men, at &c. apiece worth 61c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-01
SPECIAL
.HOSI E r Y
SALE.
DURING THE WEEK WE HAVE
RECEIVED

an invoice Of about 800 dozen HOSE from
manufacturers clearing sale, which We VIII
place on sale MONDAY and during the week.
You will nnd among them variety OF LANES,
GENTLEMRN'S. and CHILDRENs. Some
numbers among this lot win be sold at retail
for less than manufacturers' cost See the dis"
play Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-01
STRAUsE 81 OTHELS' "ThST BLACK


STRAUsE 81 OTHELS' FAST BLACK"
HOSE
~ %. q pair.
% dozen Of our ccle brated Fast Black Hose,
fine geuZe, full regular made, worth BE-. q
tair. This lot 81 &c. q pair.
Also. 20 dozen Ladies' Ingram Hose. extra ilnc
gauze, in new shades Of modes, Tnus and
Slatcs, extra long, full regular made and
cheap at 31isc. "A pair. This lot at %. q
lair.
CORSETS.
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK.
At fgc-22 dozen Genuine Frcnch-Woven Cor
Gets. handsomely embroidered and most
elegant fl, our own importation, worth
s1.25 Only 59c pair
VEIIINGS.
New arrivals of tho HoTtensc. or Lace- Edged
Yelling, Ia Plain Net, all col0re, - 70 30. q
yard; Dotted, 1J O. 1Jc.
PARAeOIS ND SILK UMBRELLAS.
NEW GOODS! SPECIAL BARGAINS!
Satin Ctfcl uc Parogols, tcn ribs. latest shapes,
in Bleck. Brown, Cardinal, Cream. Ecru,
Bcigc, and Tan. g.. 81 %. Sl50, $40, and s..
S!lE serge Sun-l lmtrallas. wc!l-assOriei styles,
naiginGl Eauclss, si.50, $40, g., and 80 30 I;
BLACK Satin Parasola, trimmed in Silk. spanish
Iuce. and lined throughout, from 81 70 - (;
lUnRoc SIX PorasOs. trimmcilu Sir, Spanish
lGccd lined, n: g. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-01
Dress Goods.

Ir This Hne have made prices for this week
such mat they will be appreciated wren
seen:
ALI-WOOL CHECKS and MIXTURES N an
the latest styles, 20 inches "ide' al 10
worth toe:
AlI-WOOI TRICOTS in all the latest shade''
~ inches wide, at 4Sc. worth fully &c.;
AII~wOOL BEIGE. 50 inches wide, at 4sc-
worth CO.;
AIL.WOOL sERGES, a inches wide, a l4c'
worth zoe;
SATIN BERBRR DIAGONALS In all the latest
shades. 81 inches wide, at 25c., good valn 3
for THc.;
AII-WOOL COMBINATION SUIIlNGs, don-
be fold-something pretty-at 2oc. worm
S7hc.:
ALL-WOOLFILLING sERGES at 1880. worth
BLkxSKi,,AND-wRITE CHECKS at isHc. worth
CABFL 'TwILLs in all tho latest shades at
uoNfsPUN MIXTURES, wool filing a. lOc.
pTN'cHFCK yyfrF X MIXTURES at s>sc worth l2Yc.;
PONGEE DRESS GOODS ats}sc. worth l9}sc'
Black Goods.
CASHMERE, double fold, at 121sc. worth l'c-
CASHMERE double fold, at 2oc. worm 4Oc''
CASHMERE, double fold, at 3Oc. worth 1oc.;
CLsHMFRR, double fold, at 40c. worth 5Sc.;
CASHMERE double fold, at Doc. worth &c;
CASHMERE. double fold, at 'Sc. worm 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-01
STARTLING---JUST READ.


cases Of WHITE GOODS were sold at auction
hy lewis Brothers. Of New York. We wero
large purchasers at the sale, and the goods are
now jn stock. In order 10 turn this immense
stock into cas II we have marked every piece OF
rcoir bought Mt this gale at such low figures as
shall rsure the immediate eale Of the entire
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-01
RUSH

will he able 10 secure Just whnt you need and
require at about one haf OF its value.
In the purchase referred TO We secured Vic
toria Laws at &C., India Linons at 6i(c., Plaid
Mulls at ioc.. White Etamine at lOc, Ecru
Figured Examines at Si.c, Bombay Checks at
Zoe. Corded Mulls at re, Check Muslins at
&c., Ecru Pique Welt at 1s%c., and many other
special bargains which we shall be pleased 70
chow you whether you intend 10 buy or not
We will say. however, that an offer seldom
greets you, and you should not overlook IT, II
YOU doubt us, our customers will endorse what
say.
We are daily adding to our stock, and in our
Dress-GoCds Department you will find many
choice styles which could not be had earlier in
the season. ASK to see our novelties.
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IN THE

height Of the season, when you will need White
Goods. you will regret it II you should neglect
this opportunity 70 secure some OF the greatesi
bargains ever offered. go don't put IL of or
wait until the
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MlTTELDQRFER'S.
WE HAVE BEEN PARTICULARLY FoRTU-
NATE IN RECENT PURCHASES,
IND THIS WEEK OFFER
SOME GREATER BAR
GAINS THAN
EVER.
DRESS GOODS.
8s-INCH ALL-wOOL sERGEs, new shades,
worth 6gkc. at nc. a yard;
gg-lNCH STRIPED ETAMINES, Tans and
Black only. were SHc., we offer to close at
4o-IScH PLAID WOOL NOVELTIES were
bought TO sell at 60c.-haye few pieces
Those SC0MBiNATIoN sUITINGs we are sell
ing at v,nn
are as pretty as anything We have seen for
twice the money. Some new patterns VIII be
shown MONDAY JUST IN.
another lot Of our
47C. SHADES,
all colors. Remember, they are full feet
long, on the best patent rollers, fringed, aud
A AHA HANDSOME ST ME DlDo-BoRDER SHADE worth
sl.25 we sell ati9c.
HOSIERY.
GENUINE BARGAINS.
LADIES' BALBRIGGAN HOSE at l7Hc.-price
GENTIENFN's BRITISH HOSE, spring
weight. at 23c.-prce was GHc.;
MISSES HOSE, full-regular and extra long.
Blacks and COlors, at 22c.-price was sOc.
UNDERWEAR.
We are now prepared to show a nice line OF
MERINO. GAtZE, and BALBRIGGAN UN-
DERWEAR for Ladies' and Men.
SPECIAL.
EXTRA-FINR LADIES' BALBRIGGAN VESTS
at &c, real value 4Oc.
KID GLOVES.
Recent large purchases enable us to make
f-BUTfON s6ALLoPED-ToP at SIC. worth
75c.;
hHOOkS, BLACK aou tOiOtcu. ~ toCs "Oftu ~ >
2BUTTON. spring shades and Black, at isc.
sBUTToN stALLoPED-ToP, extra quality,
at &c. worth tl.26.
FABIC GLOVES.
Some extraordinary values In Isle, TAFFE-
ia, and SILK GLOVES.
sMATTINGS.
FANCY MATTINGS, In remnants, at l4c. a
yard-regular &c. goods;
s3c will buy from us GOOD SEAMLESS MAT
TINGS-ususl price l5 and Loo;
WHITE MATTINGS at i2]E, 10, %, and &c. a
our Iec' MATING is as good as any you can
md elsewhere at sjc.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS.
can and see the pretty patterns and excellent
quality we have at DC.
Don't forget we are selling all
CARPETS AT COST.
SPLENDID VALUES.
BIAcK NUNS YELLING for wells, wide bor-
der, at si.39, value 81;
BLACK SATIN RHADAME, usual 81 quality,
pr Am MIyiIs worth sOc. at lskc yard;
1,RINKLE sEERsUCKERS at Sc. a yard;
RPST DRESS PRINTS at4ztc. worth f7;
I-%,T A IrNnRRED SHIkTS. all sizes for DOys
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Fine Dress Goods.

sERGEs, CLOTH sUrT1NGs, TRIcoT, cAsI-
MIR. ENGL1sH sUITING. and other ine
woollen goods In all the desirable shades;
FAII.LE rRANcAIs. sURAH. SATIN RIA
DANE and MORE. all colors-pariicularly
the new fancies;
BLACK MORE, sURAH. SATIN RHADAME,
+ RHADZIMER, ANNURE, aud SEEDED
SILKS at very low figures;
BLACK and COLoRED JET ORNAMENTS aud
TRIMMING, all prices and coiorings;
BRAID-TRIMMING in exquisite designs, black
and coiors.
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P17'asOIS.

We have added another large lot, as we have
cold iarge number. All the desirable styles
can now again be found. Our goods and prices
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HEXTER,
307 Broad STREET.

nttnde+
bya meaningless phrase Ihcoaae
and extensive e nave
esnrus swcekye Call aud Tor yourselves
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KILLED

by delay: so have many Of our bargains been
sought after when tCO late. Owing % the fact
thAt We never misrepresent anything in our
advertisements cur friends take advantage o.
the earliest opportunity TO secure what they
know will not last long with US.
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LADIES

Of refined taste viii appreciate at once AZ what
a great sacrifice these goods must have been
bought 10 enable us to sell them az such ridicu-
lousy low prices as we are asking for them.
Having fought very largely. We find their
room worth more than their company. They
must 60. and our low prices must aud shall sell
them. Many good deol has been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-01
HOSIERY IN OUR WINDOW, AND
NOTE THE LOW PRICES.

We always give the test value at lOc. pair
u LADIES; HOSE. VERY FINE VAGUE, at
fkDIEs' RIAL LIsJR-THREAD trare bar
gan) at l5c., formerly 22c,
LADIES, EXTRA LENGTH FULL-REGULAR
BALBRIGGAN at l5c. -
LADIES VERY FINE FULL-REGULAR
BALBRIGGAN ct 25c. pair or sl.H a hall
dozen. -
LADIES' FINE FULL-REGULAR RAVEN
BLACK at 25c. pair.
See our LADIES' FULL LREGULAR-MADE
Solid Colors. striped, and Bslbriggan) al NC
LADIES FGNcY STRIPED HOSE at 95, BIN,
LADIES FINE LIsLE-THREAD HOSE at
l5, 80, CIV, and 75c.
GFNTLEMENis MIXED HALF-H0SE, for
merly 12<c.. now l0c.
GENTLEMEN'S REAL BhLBRIGGAN HALF
HOSE at 12Ic. a pair, 81 80 a dozen.
GENTLEMEN'S REAL LISLE-TH n READ
HALF-HOSE (sOhd Colors and Black at CSC. a
pair.
HHLF-HOSE. (SOlid Colors. Balbriggans, and
Fancy Stfpes,) three pair for ZOE.
CnfLDREN'S HEAVY ribbed HOSE at Sc
worth I0c.
CHiIDREN's HEAVY RIBBED HOSE at 1Oc
worth i2Hc.
CHILDBEE's HOSE. excellent value for lsKc
pair. ... ..
GHILDREN's HEAvY-RIBBED HOSE Full
Regular and Rich Coors) at i7c. worth 2jc.
BOYS HEAVY RIBBED HOSE at sc. worth
2jc.
Good value IN CHILDREN'S HOSE at 95c. and
upwards.
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Baby Carriages,

oil prices, styles, and colorings. Call on US and
let us ssve yol few dollars. Catalogues
mailed. Every steamer brings on additional
bargains to LEVY & DAVIS,
i01. and 1919 Main street.
LAWN-TENNIS. .TENNIS-RACKETS,T TENNIS
eUITING. TENNIS-BALLS, TENNIS
POLES. and TENNIS.NETs.
Look at our BAIR-LINE GRAPES at iOc, a
I yard. my 1-eod
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PERSONAL.

ALVIN ROBINSON, Of Scip:o, is in the
J: FESSEAORE and wife, OF Beaver, is
IN the city.
5; s JONES, of Provo, was seen in
Gait Lake yesterday.
W; F. FoULsER will spend the next
zen Gays in the region of Chalk Creek.
hoy; Ben. 7. Frederick OF Marshall.
.pSn. Iowa, was being shown around
me me city Yesterday by Delegate Game.
aus gentleman arrived with rarty of
'e ... on Friday night. and left
Isl Issl evening for the coast. Mr.
~ TTu acA represented the Fifth District
Hin INV" = n the Forty-elghth and Forty
LII nla'n CONGRESSES. The gentleman was
one OF the noble Forty VINO voted
Agalnst the Edmunds-Tucker mon.
strosity. l u0Ae4 Hiop'
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Primary Association Conference.
The Primary Association Conference
of the Salt Lake Stake will be held on
Saturday, June 25th, in the Assembly
Hall, commencing at 10 a. M. The
children are requested to be punctual
in attendance. The presidents of the
branch associations should see that
their members are prepared to render
suitable exercises.
ELLEN G. CLAwsoN,
President.
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~ THE WAY TO UTAH :,
=. Of the Latest Company Of
names Emigrants,

-;ns.named emigrants iei'
I Inc june 4th for the
given below 9, lake cisy-August,, Bs s: b
= Ellen j., S-Ida Lundell; Carl j.
HsIIin; d. q Nielsen; Ellen NJ. Soue a
lin; Emma NI Ianson; Carl u. olson
a%sp; JOhahna HsTIe SUrenson; An
yopni sorenson; Ingrldd lima Jonas
dfess Iceberg; Jonah anu ON Caroline
+. 'Smsnde FagerS'r ndarson: Con
;oh 1,,.on; Christine AI Ionnson: Elisa
t,ssHiin Hansen; AIN To6ansen; Kris
stanITte Carl E. Ingeborg Jone a. 0Iansen
ana SSoreuson, Car9lntG e.ir Ana Nj.
Ine :, SoreDsOn; FTeueiiA A--
nan ld HuIds Christense9' KarlG Daniel
ana keel G. and h9IL " IAN &c
Og@GSSS arlotta Mattson; johanna 49, anu
son , 0 Johsnson; Mathliqa ). AI Taen
AnguS5tar E. Haggstrom; Jonah, Oaro
SOD; MAJ iohan, Anna c., Agnes .. } an
line u Aixsl E. Cederstrom; 0uS'Ai'A
EnSsoIn ,,,- .mma Andei SON. A. a,
Brtg'"|k nders, Christina, august
Anna n-ist. L rs, Nlels L. Olut u Nj
SanuRH Hans {. Hansen; hans l. MS
mqssen' Charlotte D. Nilsson; Anders
LogaMu -,Sfa M, Carl o., Gustat h.,
g., Aus NJ olson; Johan Olson; Jor-
Ger'[Tuu Teasine; Oscar A., Slgurd, as
gen - .yne Juhannesen: Johanna A.
Hansen anrasie5Phf;sn-ottiIlia KindgTen. =,
SmIJt'IIE@ -kne NJ. ANDERSEN, Ida
Bi9rklunq1;o ban. H.Ima, Emil S.
Pro, sin', Anna e. Erikson; b. C.,
2 gD5a4 f., Laura, Josephine LouVlsa'
Yilns s,I taF' FSDnr.k-A. c., Anna NJ, Maren,
o, aPa.t,'C bristen, Neils c., 0ttIIia, Elise
0ilne .hnn,s en- c. Lovise; s. Petersen.
hsIlls1,yt1GnnNia-Anna Daling.,
2 T.n5iTOief E., Ida A, Olet f.; oliYa'
,- nspGli' O6lson; a. L Matilda, Al
yuna . ~ carl, Johan Ramstrom; q. T.,
9etIlnGg iIiherg; Ida NJ. Andersen, Carl
Rss s,sdnnd; Hulda a. Ramstrom; AL
l, 90 Hettberg; Anna l.. SVederus; Al
gustGp andersen: Anna Q. Magnusen;
I n , Nordin: Erik L. Malus; Thora,
f .ca - O. Hulda Andersen; And.
A andersen. Anna n. Pearson; d. Z
G 1lu Jensen; Theodor, Anna, Soren
G oata-s Naren SJrensen; Emma johann
Ie''I NoiIs p Sohannes Nielsen.
Jaab-K. Peter, A f. FunK'
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prof and Mrs RadcIiffe's Reception

Professor AMI Mrs. Radcliffe have
recently removed to No. al +. BIls-
hom Street. and their new residence,
Thursday night, was the scene OF a
bosntable and enjoyable occasion. The
affair was designed as reception to
Professor Radcliffe's pupils, and many
NJ them were included among the
tbirty-dve or forty guests who assem-
HE'D His Ogden pupils, however, were
only represented by one or two, the
others being unable to be present. Inc
evening was marked by the rendition OF
some notable numbers, list OF Wnlch
is as follows:
NJ T Radcliffe snd Miss Greta Morgan
rlaved MoskoWisSi'S Duets From Foreign
Lands-Russia, Spain and Hungary;
Mis- Matte ROyle gave ChoPins Faise IN
hat and MaskOWski's Duets FROM FOR
eign Lands-Germany and Nay'
MISS Nelson, of Ogden, Played hendelS-
sobu' Concerto in Z Minor, Transcription
fJr piano, and Lebling's Florence Valse de
Concert
Miss Louise Putnam played Duet by
Diabeli.
Miss Rose Morris rendered the Caprice
Hongroise, by Ketterer.
MI John Putnam played The Magic Flute
Duet Overture, Mozart, AMI ChOpin's First
POl0naise.
Miss Kate Parsons gave the Lustpiel 0Y err
ture Duet, BY Kela Bella.
Besides these Professor Radcliffe per
formed two Of LISTS pieces. DR.. Hall
rendered several songs. Miss Royle
gave a song by Brandies; and
Miss Liddel and Miss Crosby sang
Duet in excellent style. The playing
of Miss Nielsen, of Ogden, Miss Royle
and Miss Morgan was especially com
mented upon by its brilliancy and
TigOr. Miss Morris surprised everyone
by her playing, her Octsves being
especially good, for one so young.
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DIED

PETERsoN-Tn this city, June 18th, at p m,
Andrew Peterson, a; ed So years.
Funeral services will be held on Monday,
at 10 o'clock, at the Second Ward Meeting
House Friends invited to attend
SCHULrE-At Salt Lake City. June 18th. 1887,
Otto, son of Gustav and Pauline Schultz,
4years and 6 months old, of spasms, after
few hours sickness.
Funeral will be from residence tomorrow
at O'CLOCK, No. 166 North Main Street.
Friends invited to attend.
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PROVO POINTS.
SouE MEMBERS of the Salvation Army
drew ouite a crowd last night.


drew quite crowd last night.
TUE MINERAL paint manufactured by
A. Noon is becoming very popular
for painting roofs of buildings In tnis
city.
THE FIRST cutting of lucern hay Is
being secured in excellent condition ana
offered at about S. per ton on tne
streets.
CONSIDERABLE INTEREST is manifested
in the new bathing resort at Utah Lake
and the time is not far distant when the
people of Salt Lake City will ENJOY cheap
excursion rates to Woodbury. PARK ID
Utah County. There is tne grove OF
Young shade trees near the Battle creek
station of the D. Il r. g.. Railway on
the lake shore, and comb
nation has been entered lnto
between prominent men IN tnlS CITY
and Pleasant Grove and the rallroaa
company to build commodlous hotel.
pavilion, bath rooms, etc, ana mum
Der of artesian wells will be sunk at that
oIace, The clean sandy beach and
gradu ally slopIng bottom makes this
1ne Of tne safest places for fresh water
bathing where Sunday schools and other
associations may indulge in a bath
without fear of strangulation if they
should happen to swallow few drops
of the water. We learn from B. w.
briggs, IT., one of the stockholders in
the Woodbury. Park Company, that
in addition to the sail boats and other
pleasure boats already. on the ground,
tlat a large number of small boats have
oeen ordered rom the eat The fact
that this bathing resort wall, be unOer
he management of our own people,
WILL tend to give it loca popularity,
while the railroad company will natur-
ally reap the lions share of the profits.
Provo, June 18. B.
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COOP. scocK WANTED.

ENQUIRE OF a. D. WOOLLEY. REAL
u Estate and Stock Broker, 153 Main
Street, Salt Lake City.
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MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

AN UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST IN
II what is known as the Harrington Rock
MILL" situated in Farmington, Davis
County. A splendid investment for miller.
The mill has just been thoroughly repaired,
and fitted with the most improved machin-
cry. Ample water right and good residence
attached. Price, 1000. Satisfactory reason
given for selling For further particulars
inquire OF FREDERICK COOMBS,
Pennington.
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BORN.

DAWN this city, June 18th, to the wife
daughter Mother and child doing we'll
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For the Summar

nj 4 I handsome line of Navy Blue F,an-
s NV Su.ts, Ior mems, boys and children:s
el wear; We sell very reasonable.
l.. GoLDBERe.
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ONE CLAYBANK COLT,

EROM 8 TO 4 MONTHS OLD, WITH A
II halter on it. followed my horse, and
will be returned to the owner after proof
Of properly, at
JOHN F CAHOON'S,
Corner of First and d Streets.
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LIME AND BUILDING ROCK.
COMPOSITION FIRE-PROOF ROOFING.

7 AN NOW PREPARED TO PUT on THE
L I, IMPOSITION Fire-Proof Roofing. which
Is coz sldered the best adapted and most
durable Roof for our climate.
ELIAS MORRIS,
No. u West South Temple Street.
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YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN
i the Theatre and the Methodist Church,
Crescent Pin. with nine diamonds
liberal reward will be paid t. anyone re-
turning it to Mrs. A. stiefel, No. 3S7 w est
First South Street.
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"Rough on Rata %

snts b0 out rats, mice, reaches, flies,
; Sus' Oeqongs, beetles, insects, skunks'
49,; 80 fsooits, srarroEs, gophers. SOUR.
res l5c. At druggists
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STRAYED.

LARGE BAY HORSE, A LITTLE
Il lame in left front leg, with a scar on the
same. Branded on the left leg with a tri-
angle. Was lost from the yard of No. 66
Cor mer cial Street, Monday night, the 18th.
The finder will be suitably rewarded. J.
BoGEDAHL.
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A sORREL CULT, 8 MONTHS OLD;
n only white is on face. Had halter on.
Any person returning to City Livery Stable
will be rewarded
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FARM HAND WANTED
LOST.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19
Salt Rheum

The agonies of those who suffer from severe
salt rheum are indescribable. The cleansing,
healing, purifying influences of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla are unequalled by any other medicine.
al take pleasure in recommending Hoods
Sarsaparilla, for it has done wonders for me.
I had salt rheum very severely, affecting me
over nearly my entire body. G2ly those who
have suffered from this disease IN ;ts worst
form can imagine the extent of my affiiction.
1 tried many medicines, but failed to receive
benefit until I took Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Then the disease began to subside, the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19
From 1913 to 1875

al was seriously troubled with salt rheum
for three years, and receiving no benefit from
medical treatment decided to try Hoods
Sarsaparilla. am now entirely cured of salt
rheum; my weight has increased from 1Os lbs.
to 1885," MRS. ALICE SMITH, Stamford, Conn.
If you suffer from salt rheum, or any blood
disease, try Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t has cured
many others, and will cure you.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S. Prepared only
by C. l. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Agonizing Itch and Pain

disappeared, and now am entirely free from
tie disease. My blood seems to be thor
.oughly purified, and my general health is
greatly benefited" LYMAN ALLEN, Sexton
N E. Church, North Chicago, III.
"My son had salt rheum on his hands and
the calves of his legs, so bad that they would
crack open and bleed. He took Hoods Sar-
saparilla and is entirely cured" j. B. STAY
TON, Mt. Vernon, Ohio. y